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Spherical Wood Sundial
A reproduction of Thomas Jefferson's spherical sundial at
Monticello is protected with a flexible epoxy sealer, top
coated with a quality acrylic latex paint.
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Dome Room Doors
The pine doors at Thomas Jefferson's home, Monticello, were
originally faux-finished with paint to look like fancy burl,
inlay and mahogany crotch wood. This process, called "graining",
was replicated for the Dome Room doors using oil-based paints
and a protective coat of oil varnish.
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